Method for data transmission in the hybrid network and hybrid network router

ABSTRACT

Refers to networks that are comprised of wire and wireless transceivers connected by wire lines to form a hybrid network. The method implies: transmission of a data packet by one transceivers of the network; reception of an initial fragment of the said packet by a router and storage of the said fragment in a buffer storage; transmission of the stored fragment by the router to an addressee of the network. Reception and storage of a successive fragment of the packet are performed simultaneously with transmission. Then cycles of transmission of the stored fragment and simultaneous reception of a successive fragment are repeated right up to the last fragment, whereupon the last stored fragment is transmitted by the router. The router includes: a wire communication transceiver; a wireless communication transceiver with an antenna system; a processor designed for processing data packets to transmit and receive them by radio channel and wire line; a storage to store a fragment of the data packet.

RELATED APPLICATION

This application claims priority to Russian application serial numberRU2003128345 filed on Sep. 10, 2003 which is incorporated by referenceherein in its entirety.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

The invention claimed herein relates to; (i) networks that are comprisedof wire and wireless transceivers joined by wire lines to form a singlehybrid network, and (ii) methods for the transmission of various kind ofdata used in this network. Such a network includes at least two groupsof transceivers that are capable of peer-to-peer communicating at leastwithin a group and using wire lines, for example existing electric powerlines, to communicate with transceivers of the other group.

Currently wireless local area communication networks (WLAN) are findingmore and more extensive use in the field of information science andvideographic communication applications for the purpose of transmissionand distribution of data and other information among multiple users(terminals) located inside one and the same building (for example, amongpersonal computers, laptop computers, “electronic secretaries”, printersand other devices located in one and the same building without anyrestrictions on the “mobility” of these devices). Taking intoconsideration that the radio communication coverage and range of actionof such WLANs are quite limited because of low power of the transceiversof users, the remote groups of users are usually united together to forma single network by laying special connecting wires. However, such awiring requires extra expenses. In the last few years hybrid networkshave appeared, in which the existing wire lines such as telephone lines,electric power lines, were used to unite remote WLAN into a singlenetwork. Hybrid networks are usually arranged with the employment ofrouters, i.e. matching units (bridges) or inter-network transition units(gateways). There are certain different methods for data transmission insuch hybrid networks and devices to implement such methods [1-10].

For example, a method for data transmission in a hybrid networks isknown which includes local area networks connected with the main wirenetwork by means of routers, and ad hoc local area networks (LAN) notconnected to the main network [1]. This method implies presetting ofidentifying parameters that determine multi-address groups of terminalsfor each ad hoc local area network and identification of these ad hocLAN by using the said identifying parameters. The identifyingparameters, needed to determine multi-address groups that form an ad hocLAN, are set by transmitting an identifying test message via one of theterminals to other terminals and by waiting for an appropriate responsemessage for a fixed time interval. Terminals send an appropriateresponse message or do not respond to a test message, depending onwhether they belong to a given multi-address group or not.

A certain method ensures transmission of messages to the terminals thatform various as hoc LAN by using one and the same group address.However, the procedure of determining a concrete ad hoc LAN takes quitea long period of time, thus leading to a delay in reception of data byterminals.

Another hybrid network is known [2] that includes a router, namely amaster system for wireless communication and slave systems for dataexchange with data processing terminals. The master system incorporatesa local converter designed to convert data received from a wirelessnetwork and to enter them into the electric power line, a converterdesigned to convert data received from an electric power line and totransmit them into the wireless network, and equipment designed totransmit data via the electric power line. Each slave systemincorporates a local converter designed to convert data received fromthe data processing terminal and to transmit them into the electricpower line and equipment to transmit data via the electric power line.

In the known hybrid network, the data processing terminals transmit datainto the wireless network and receive data from it via the master systemonly. They are incapable of providing peer-to-peer communication, whichrestricts the functionality of the network.

A router for the hybrid network is known [3] that incorporates a radiocommunication antenna with terminals, a receiver, a transmitter, aconverter designed to convert data received from the terminal and enterthem into the electric power line, a converter designed to convert datareceived from the electric power line and to transmit them into thewireless network, a control unit, a supply unit, and a connectordesigned for connecting to the electric power line.

This router enables one to perform data exchange between wirelessterminals via the existing electric power lines. However, the entry ofdata to the said line is performed only after these data are receivedfrom the terminal, which slows down the process of communication.

An analog closest to the invention claimed herein in terms of thecombination of essential features is the method for data transmissionvia the hybrid network [9] that incorporates a wire local area networkconnected via the bridging means—routers—with the wireless local areanetwork. The prototype method implies transmission of data packetperformed by one of transceivers of the wireless local area network,reception, recognition (identification) and storage of the data packetin the buffer storage performed by the first router, waiting for a firstsignal by this router during a preset time interval that confirms thereception of the data packet by the addressee of the said wireless localarea network, and, in the absence of the said first signal, transmissionof the second signal performed by the first router that confirms thereliable reception of the data packet and its retransmission to thetransceiver-addressee of the wireless network either directly or bytransmitting the data packet into the wire line. In the latter case thesecond router receives the data packet from the wire line, identifiesthe data packet and transmits it further to the transceiver-addressee ofthe wireless local area network.

The drawback of this method for data transmission in the hybrid networkconsists in an excessive long time of delivery of data packets, which isdetermined by a delay in retransmission of the packet because of thenecessity of waiting for a possible arrival of a signal indicating onreception of the data packet directly by a transceiver-addressee.

Another hybrid network is known [10] that incorporates a multitude ofwireless transceivers that form a wireless network, and multitude ofwire transceivers that form a wire network, in particular, using theexisting electric power lines for communication. The wireless network isconnected to the wire network by at least two routers (bridges). Eachrouter includes a wire communication transceiver, a wirelesscommunication transceiver, a processor intended for processing datapackets for the purpose of subsequent transmission and reception of themby radio communication and the wire line, a buffer storage for the saidpacket. At that, the first input/output of the wire communicationtransceiver is connected to the wire line, while its otherinputs/outputs are connected to the inputs/outputs of the saidprocessor, the first input/output of the wireless communicationtransceiver is connected to the antenna system, whereas its otherinputs/outputs are connected to the inputs/outputs of the saidprocessor, in its turn, connected with the said buffer storage.

Retransmission of the data packet in this hybrid network is performedonly when the packet is completely received by the router and stored byits buffer storage. As a result, the time of data delivery in such anetwork appears to be excessively high.

A router of the hybrid network is known [10] that is comprised of atransceiver of wire network, a transceiver of wireless network equippedwith an antenna system, a processor intended for processing data packetsto subsequently transmit and receive them by radio communication and thewire line, with said processor incorporating a wireless medium accesscontroller, a wire line access controller, and a buffer storage intendedto save and store the data packet received.

This router starts transmission of data packet only after the packet hasbeen completely received by the router and stored by its buffer storage.As a result, the time of deliver of the data packet proves to beexcessively high.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

The task of the present invention was to develop such a method for datatransmission, such a hybrid network and a router (to be incorporated insaid hybrid network) that would preserve the advantages of theprototypes and ensure a decrease in time of delivery of data and otherinformation to an addressee.

The present invention is based on the implementation of synchronoustransmission of data packet fragments as they are received by the routerfollowing the reception and identification of the initial fragment ofthis packet. Such a synchronous fragment-by-fragmentreception/transmission of the data packet, instead of reception andstorage of the entire data packet and its further transmission, makes itpossible to reduce a time cycle of data reception/transmission, therebyspeeding up data exchange in the hybrid network.

This engineering problem is solved in such a way that in the method fordata transmission in the hybrid network comprised of at least onewireless transceiver, at least one wire transceiver, and at least onerouter capable of providing communication with the said transceivers ofthe said network, including the transmission of the data packet by oneof the transceivers of the said network, reception of an initialfragment of the said packet by the router, storage of the receivedinitial fragment of the packet by the buffer storage of the router,transmission of the fragment stored by the said storage by the router tothe addressee of the network, simultaneous reception of a successivefragment of the packet and its storage, repetition of thecycle—transmission of the fragment, stored by the said storage, by therouter, simultaneous reception of a successive fragment and its storageby the said storage, right up to the last fragment of the packet, andtransmission of the fragment of data packet, stored by the said storage,by the router to the addressee of the network.

When a fragment of the data packet is received, it can be identified andstored by the storage (in the identified form).

When performing an identification of the initial fragment of the datapacket, it is also possible to determine the parameters of reception ofthe packet and to set the parameters of transmission of the data packetto an addressee.

The parameters of spectra of a data packet and the rate of its receptionand transmission can be used as the above-mentioned parameters.

In the case of transmission of a data packet from one wirelesstransceiver to another wireless transceiver via a wire line and tworouters, the following operations can be additionally carried out.

Reception by the second router of an initial fragment of the said packettransmitted by the first router; storage of the received initialfragment of the packet by the buffer storage of the second router;transmission of the initial fragment stored by the buffer storage by thesecond router to the wireless transceiver-addressee of the hybrid line,and simultaneous reception of a successive fragment of the packet fromthe first router and its storage by the buffer storage; repetition ofthe cycle of transmission by the second router of the fragment, storedby the said storage, and simultaneous reception of a successive fragmentfrom the first router and its storage by the buffer storage, right up tothe last fragment of the said packet; transmission of the last fragmentof the data packet by the second router to the addressee of the saidnetwork.

A minimum time of transmission of a data packet with a high signal tonoise ratio in the method claimed herein is achieved by performingretransmission of fragments of the data packet in the process of theirreception with a short time delay.

The hybrid network, for which the method claimed herein is intended,incorporates at least one wireless transceiver, at least one wiretransceiver, and at least one router capable of providing communicationwith the said transceivers of the said network. Each router includes awire communication transceiver with a matching device for the wire line;a wireless communication transceiver with an antenna system; a processorintended to process the data packet for the purpose of synchronousreception and transmission of fragments of the said packed by radiocommunication and the wire line; and a buffer storage for a fragment ofthe said packet. At that, the first input/output of the wirecommunication transceiver is connected to the wire line through thematching device, whereas its other inputs/outputs are connected with theinputs/outputs of the said processor; the first input/output of thewireless communication transceiver is connected to the antenna system,whereas its other inputs/outputs are connected to the inputs/outputs ofthe said processor, in its turn, connected to the said buffer storage.

The hybrid network may include at least two wireless transceivers.

An electric power line may be used as a wire line in the hybrid network.

The problem formulated can be also solved with the aid of a router forthe hybrid network; with said router being comprised of a wirecommunication transceiver with a matching device for a wire line; awireless communication transceiver with an antenna system; a processorintended to process the data packet for the purpose of synchronousreception and transmission of fragments of the said packet by radiocommunication and the wire line; a buffer storage for a fragment of thesaid packet. At that, the first input/output of the wire communicationtransceiver is connected to the wire line via the matching device,whereas its other inputs/outputs are connected to the inputs/outputs ofthe said processor; the first input/output of the wireless communicationtransceiver is connected with the antenna system, whereas its otherinputs/outputs are connected to the inputs/outputs of the saidprocessor, in its turn, connected with the said buffer storage.

The processor of the router may include a device for detecting andidentifying a fragment of a data packet, a unit for controlling andchoosing reception/transmission mode equipped with a memory unit for thestructure of the said network, a coder intended to code a transmittedfragment of the said packet, a device for choosing the spectrum of thedata packet, a frequency synthesizer and a reception/transmissionsynthesizer for fragments of the data packet. At that, the first and thesecond inputs of the device for detecting and identifying a fragment ofthe data packet are connected with the second output of the wirecommunication transceiver and with the second output of the wirelesscommunication transceiver, respectively; the first output of the devicefor detecting and identifying a fragment of the data packet is connectedto the first input of the said storage, and its second output isconnected to the first input of the unit for controlling and choosingthe reception/transmission mode, whose first output is connected to thesecond input of the wire communication transceiver, and the secondoutput is connected to the second input of the wireless communicationtransceiver; the third output is connected to the input of the devicefor choosing the spectrum of the data packet; the fourth output isconnected to the input of the reception/transmission synthesizer; thefifth input/output is connected to the memory unit for the networkstructure; the sixth output is connected to the first input of the coderintended for coding a fragment of the data packet, whereas the seventhoutput is connected to the second input of the said buffer storage,whose output is connected to the second input of the coder of the saidfragment, the first and the second outputs of which are connected to thethird inputs of the wire communication transceiver and the wirelesscommunication transceiver, respectively, whose fourth inputs areconnected to the first and the second outputs of the frequencysynthesizer, respectively; the synthesizer input is connected to theoutput of the device for choosing the spectrum of the data packet; thefirst and the second outputs of the reception/transmission synthesizerare connected to the fifth inputs of the wire communication transceiverand the wireless communication transceiver, respectively.

The antenna system of the router may include an antenna with adirectional or controlled pattern that ensures an increase incommunication range with wireless transceivers of the hybrid network orrestricts the reception/transmission coverage.

The invention claimed herein is illustrated by graphical materials anddrawing.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 shows schematically a hybrid network used to transmit data by themethod claimed herein;

FIG. 2 and FIG. 3 show a block diagram of operations performed by therouter in the process of reception and transmission of fragments of thedata packet; FIG. 2 shows a part of the block diagram associated withthe reception of fragments of the data packet by the router from awireless line and transmission of them into a wire communication line;FIG. 3 shows a part of the block diagram associated with the receptionof fragments of the data packet by the router from a wire line andtransmission of them into a wireless communication line;

FIG. 4 shows a block diagram of the router claimed herein;

FIG. 5 shows a router claimed herein with one of the variants ofimplementation of a data packet processor;

FIG. 6 shows time intervals illustrating the process of reception andtransmission of the data packet by the router by the method claimedherein; FIG. 6-a) shows a time interval of the reception of the inputdata packet; FIG. 6-b) shows a time interval of the reception andidentification of fragments of the packet; FIG. 6-c) shows a timeinterval for determining the parameters of reception; FIG. 6-d) shows atime interval for setting the parameters of transmission; FIG. 6-e)shows a time interval for storing fragments identified; FIG. 6-f) showsa time interval for reading fragments identified; FIG. 6-g) shows a timeinterval for transmitting fragments; FIG. 6-h) shows a time interval fortransmitting the data packet.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

The hybrid network that performs data transmission by the method claimedherein includes spaced apart wireless and wire transceivers 1 ₁ 1 ₂, . .. 1 _(n) and routers 2 ₁, 2 ₂, . . . 2 _(m), connected by wire line 3.Wireless transceivers 1 ₁ 1 ₂, 1 ₃, 1 ₅, . . . 1 _(n) and routers 2 ₁, 2₂, 2 ₃, . . . 2 _(m) can be equipped with omnidirectional antennasystems 4 ₁, 4 ₃, 4 ₄, 4 ₅, 4 ₆ or antenna systems 4 ₂, 4 ₇, 4 ₈, 4 ₉, .. . 4 _(n) with a controlled pattern.

The existing electric power lines can be used as wire line 3 in thehybrid network.

Each of routers 2 ₁ . . . 2 _(m) for example 2 ₁ (see FIG. 4), that isused to implement the claimed method for data transmission in the hybridnetwork incorporates wire communication transceiver 5, matching device6, wireless communication transceiver 7 with antenna system, for example4 ₁, processor 8 intended to process data packets for synchronoustransmission and reception of fragments of the data packet by radiocommunication or wire line, and buffer storage 9 intended to store afragment of the said packet. The first input/output of wirecommunication transceiver 5 is intended for connecting to wire line 3 bymeans of matching device 6, whereas its other inputs/outputs areconnected to the inputs/outputs of processor 8; the first input/outputof wireless communication transceiver 7 is connected with antenna system4 ₁, whereas its other inputs/outputs are connected to theinputs/outputs of processor 8, also connected with buffer storage 9.

Processor 8 intended to process data packets for synchronoustransmission and reception of fragments of the data packets by radiocommunication or wire line can be made in the following way (see FIG.5). It includes device 10 intended for detecting and identifying afragment of the data packet, device 11 intended to control and choosereception/transmission mode and equipped with memory unit 12 of hybridnetwork structure, coder 13 intended to code a fragment of the saidpacket being transmitted, spectrum choice device 14 of the data packet,frequency synthesizer 15 and reception/transmission synthesizer 16 offragments of the data packet. The first and the second inputs of device10 intended for detecting and identifying a fragment of the data packetare connected to the second output of wire communication transceiver 5and the second output of wireless communication transceiver 7,respectively; the first output of device 10 intended for detecting andidentifying a fragment of the data packet is connected to the firstinput of the said buffer storage 9, whereas its second output isconnected to the first input of device 11 intended for controlling andchoosing reception/transmission mode, whose first output is connected tothe second input of wire communication transceiver 5; the second outputis connected to the second input of wireless communication transceiver7; the third output is connected to the input of spectrum choice device14 of the data packet; the fourth output is connected to the input ofreception/transmission synthesizer 16; the fifth input/output isconnected to memory unit 12 of network structure; the sixth output isconnected to the first input of coder 13 intended to code a fragment ofthe data packet, whereas the seventh output is connected to the secondinput of buffer storage 9, whose output is connected to the second inputof coder 13 intended to code the said fragment, whose first and secondoutputs are connected to the third inputs of wireless communicationtransceiver 7 and wire communication transceiver 5, respectively; theirfourth inputs are connected to the first and the second outputs offrequency synthesizer 15, respectively; the input of frequencysynthesizer 15 is connected to the output of spectrum choice device 14of the data packet; the first and the second outputs ofreception/transmission synthesizer 16 are connected to the fifth inputsof wire communication transceiver 5 and wireless communicationtransceiver 7, respectively.

EXAMPLE 1

In accordance with the method claimed herein, data transmission in thehybrid network is performed in the following way. Let one oftransceivers of the hybrid network (see FIG. 1), for instance, wirelesstransceiver 1 ₂, transmit a data packet to another transceiver of thisnetwork, for instance, to wire transceiver 1 ₄. For this purposetransceiver 1 ₂ transmits the data packet with the aid of antenna system4 ₂ to a network router with which it has stable radio communication,for instance, router 2 ₁. Router 2 ₁ (see FIG. 4) that is ready toreceive signals in wire and wireless communication lines (see FIG. 2),with the aid of its antenna system 4 ₁ and wireless communicationtransceiver 7, receives an initial fragment of the data packettransmitted by transceiver 1 ₂ of the data packet, and stores thisfragment in buffer storage 9. Processor 8 identifies the fragment,determines the parameters of packet reception, sets the parameters ofpacket transmission to the addressee—wire transceiver 1 ₄. The initialfragment of the data packet stored by buffer storage 9 is transmittedinto wire line 3 to wire transceiver 1 ₄ with the aid of transceiver 5of wire network and matching device 6. Simultaneously with thetransmission of the initial fragment of the packet, a successivefragment of the packet is received by wireless communication transceiver7 and buffer storage 9 stores it. A cycle of transmission of thefragment of data packet, stored in buffer storage 9, by router 2 ₁ andsynchronous reception of the successive fragment and the storage of itin buffer storage 9 proceeds right up to the last fragment of the datapacket. When the last fragment is transmitted by transceiver 5, router 2₁ is again switched over to reception of signals in wire and wirelesscommunication lines.

EXAMPLE 2

In the case of transmitting the data packet by a wire transceiver, forinstance, by transceiver 1 ₄, to a wireless transceiver of this network,for instance to transceiver 1 ₂, transceiver 1 ₄ transmits the datapacket via wire line 3 to a network router that has stable radiocommunication with the addressee, for instance router 2 ₁. Router 2 ₁(see FIG. 4) that is ready to receive signals in wire and wirelesscommunication lines (see FIG. 2, FIG. 3), with the aid of its wirecommunication transceiver 5 receives an initial fragment of the datapacket transmitted by transceiver 1 ₄, and stores the fragment in bufferstorage 9. Processor 8 identifies the fragment, determines theparameters of packet reception, sets the parameters of packettransmission to the addressee—wireless transceiver 1 ₂. The initialfragment of the data packet, stored in buffer storage 9, is transmittedto wireless transceiver 1 ₂ with the aid of transceiver 7 of wirelessnetwork and antenna system 4 ₁. Simultaneously with transmission of theinitial fragment of the packet, wire communication transceiver 5receives a successive fragment of the packet, and buffer storage 9stores it. A cycle of transmission of the fragment of the data packet,stored in buffer storage 9, by router 2 ₁ and synchronous reception ofthe successive fragment and the storage of it in buffer storage 9proceeds right up to the last fragment of the data packet. Whentransceiver 7 receives this last fragment, router 2 ₁ is again switchedover to reception of signals in wire and wireless communication lines.

EXAMPLE 3

If one of wireless transceivers transmits a data packet to anotherwireless transceiver of the hybrid network (see FIG. 1), for instancetransceiver 1 ₂ transmits the data packet to transceiver 1 ₅, then uponsynchronous reception/transmission of fragments of the data packet byrouter 2 ₁ in the manner described above, the fragments transmitted byit are received from a wire line by router 2 ₄ that has stable radiocommunication with transceiver 1 ₅. Then router 2 ₄ performs synchronousreception/transmission of fragments of the data packet in the manner,illustrated by Example 2.

Thus, the routers of the hybrid network claimed herein performsimultaneous signal retransmission with a short delay, required toidentify a minimum fragment of the data packet (see FIG. 6), thusproviding a maximum rate of data transmission with high signal to noiseratio.

Processor 8 of router, for instance of router 21, receives andidentifies a fragment of the data packet being received, determines theparameters of packet reception, sets the parameters of transmission, andtransmits the packet to an addressee of the hybrid network (see FIG. 5,FIG. 6) in the following manner. On detecting a signal, for instance viaa wireless line, wireless communication transceiver 7 receives aninitial fragment of the data packet, device 10 intended for detectingand identifying a fragment of the data packet transforms it into abinary code and enters into buffer storage 9 for a packet fragment. Asthe fragment is identified, device 11 intended to control and choosereception/transmission mode (with the aid of spectrum choice device 14of the data packet) determines the parameters of frequency spectrum fortransmission of fragments of the data packet, (synchronized with thereception) via a wire line and sets the parameters of frequencysynthesizer 15 for wire communication transceiver 5. After bufferstorage 9 is filled with a fragment of the data packet, transceiver 5 isswitched over to the transmission mode and transmits a fragment coded bycoder 13 and read-out from buffer storage 9, simultaneously(synchronously) with the reception of the successive fragment of thedata packet (received by transceiver 7), but with a short delaydetermined by the time needed to fill buffer storage 9.

The process of retransmission of the data packet arrived via a wirecommunication line is performed by router 21 in a similar manner, theonly difference being that the reception of fragments of the data packetis performed by transceiver 5 and transmission of fragments of the datapacket is performed by transceiver 7.

Processor 8 may incorporate memory unit 12 intended to store the datathat show the structure of the hybrid network. By comparison of thecurrent address contained in the data packet that is received by therouter, with addresses stored in unit 12, a decision aboutretransmission of the packet to the addressee of the network can bemade.

When an initial fragment of the data packet is detected, the router cangenerate a signal of engagement of a communication line, by which thedata packet being received will be transmitted.

The routers of the hybrid network can exchange service information, forinstance information about addresses of wireless transceivers of thenetwork to ensure further address retransmission of data packets.

The above-listed examples do not restrict other possible options ofimplementation of the method for data transmission in hybrid networksclaimed herein.

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1. A method for data transmission in a hybrid network that is comprisedof at least one wireless transceiver, at least one wire transceiver, andat least one router capable of communicating with the said transceiversof the said network, including: transmission of a data packet by one ofthe transceivers of the said network; reception of an initial fragmentof the said packet by the router; storage of the received initialfragment of the said packet in a buffer storage of the router;transmission of the said fragment, stored in the said storage, by therouter to an addressee of the network; simultaneous reception of asuccessive fragment of the said packet in the said storage; repetitionof a cycle of transmission of the fragment, stored in the said storage,by the router; simultaneous reception of a successive fragment and itsstorage in the storage, right up to the last fragment of the saidpacket; transmission of the last fragment of the said packet, stored bythe said storage, by the router to the addressee of the said network. 2.The method of claim 1, wherein the identification and storage of apacket fragment (in the identified form) is performed in the course ofreception of the said packet fragment in the said storage.
 3. The methodof claim 2, wherein the parameters of reception of the packet aredetermined and the parameters of transmission of the data packet to anaddressee are set in the course of identification of an initial fragmentof the said packet.
 4. The method of claim 3, wherein the parameters ofspectra of the said packet and the rate of packet reception andtransmission are used as the said parameters.
 5. The method of claim 1,wherein in the course of transmission of the data packet by one ofwireless transceivers of the said network that includes at least tworouters and performs reception of an initial fragment of the said packetvia a wire line by the second router sent from the first router, storageof the received initial fragment of the said packet in the bufferstorage of the second router, transmission of the said fragment, storedin the said storage, by the second router to the wirelesstransceiver-addressee of the said network, simultaneous reception of asuccessive fragment of the said packet from the first router and itsstorage, repetition of a cycle of transmission of the fragment, storedin the said storage, by the second router, simultaneous reception of asuccessive fragment from the first router and its storage, right up tothe last fragment of the said packet, and transmission of the lastfragment, stored in the said storage, by the second router to the saidaddressee of the said network.
 6. The method of claim 2, wherein in thecourse of transmission of the data packet by one of wirelesstransceivers of the said network that includes at least two routers andperforms reception of an initial fragment of the said packet via a wireline by the second router sent from the first router, storage of thereceived initial fragment of the said packet in the buffer storage ofthe second router, transmission of the said fragment, stored in the saidstorage, by the second router to the wireless transceiver-addressee ofthe said network, simultaneous reception of a successive fragment of thesaid packet from the first router and its storage, repetition of a cycleof transmission of the fragment, stored in the said storage, by thesecond router, simultaneous reception of a successive fragment from thefirst router and its storage, right up to the last fragment of the saidpacket, and transmission of the last fragment, stored in the saidstorage, by the second router to the said addressee of the said network.7. The method of claim 3, wherein in the course of transmission of thedata packet by one of wireless transceivers of the said network thatincludes at least two routers and performs reception of an initialfragment of the said packet via a wire line by the second router sentfrom the first router, storage of the received initial fragment of thesaid packet in the buffer storage of the second router, transmission ofthe said fragment, stored in the said storage, by the second router tothe wireless transceiver-addressee of the said network, simultaneousreception of a successive fragment of the said packet from the firstrouter and its storage, repetition of a cycle of transmission of thefragment, stored in the said storage, by the second router, simultaneousreception of a successive fragment from the first router and itsstorage, right up to the last fragment of the said packet, andtransmission of the last fragment, stored in the said storage, by thesecond router to the said addressee of the said network.
 8. The methodof claim 4, wherein in the course of transmission of the data packet byone of wireless transceivers of the said network that includes at leasttwo routers and performs reception of an initial fragment of the saidpacket via a wire line by the second router sent from the first router,storage of the received initial fragment of the said packet in thebuffer storage of the second router, transmission of the said fragment,stored in the said storage, by the second router to the wirelesstransceiver-addressee of the said network, simultaneous reception of asuccessive fragment of the said packet from the first router and itsstorage, repetition of a cycle of transmission of the fragment, storedin the said storage, by the second router, simultaneous reception of asuccessive fragment from the first router and its storage, right up tothe last fragment of the said packet, and transmission of the lastfragment, stored in the said storage, by the second router to the saidaddressee of the said network.
 9. A router of the hybrid network thatincludes a wire communication transceiver with a matching deviceintended for connection to the wire line, a wireless communicationtransceiver with an antenna system, a processor designed for processingdata packets to transmit and receive them via radio channel and wireline, and a buffer storage intended to store a fragment of the saidpacket, wherein the first input/output of the wire communicationtransceiver is intended for connecting to the wire line through thematching device, whereas its other inputs/outputs are connected to theinputs/outputs of the said processor; the first input/output of thewireless communication transceiver is connected to the antenna system,whereas its other inputs/outputs are connected to the inputs/outputs ofthe said processor, connected to the said buffer storage.
 10. The routerof claim 9, wherein the said processor incorporates a device intendedfor detecting and identifying a fragment of the data packet, a deviceintended for controlling and choosing reception/transmission mode, withsaid device being equipped with a unit for storing the structure of thesaid network, a coder intended to code the fragment of the said packetbeing transmitted, a device intended for choosing a spectrum for datapacket, a frequency synthesizer and a synthesizer ofreception/transmission of the data packet, wherein, the first and thesecond inputs of the device, intended for detecting and identifying afragment of the data packet, are connected to the second output of thewire communication transceiver and the second output of the wirelesscommunication transceiver, respectively; the first output of the device,intended for detecting and identifying a fragment of the said packet, isconnected to the first input of the said buffer storage, whereas itssecond output is connected to the first input of the device forcontrolling and choosing the reception/transmission mode, whose firstoutput is connected to the second input of the wire communicationtransceiver; the second output is connected to the second input of thewireless communication transceiver; the third output is connected to theinput of the spectrum choice device for the data packet; the fourthoutput is connected to the input of the reception/transmissionsynthesizer; the fifth input/output is connected to the memory unit ofthe network structure; the sixth output is connected to the first inputof the coder intended for coding a fragment of the data packet; theseventh output is connected to the second input of the said bufferstorage, whose output is connected to the second input of the coderintended for coding the said fragment; the first and the second outputsof the coder are connected to the third input of the wirelesscommunication transceiver and to the third input of the wirecommunication transceiver, respectively, whose fourth inputs areconnected to the first and the second outputs of the frequencysynthesizer, respectively, the frequency synthesizer's input isconnected to the output of the spectrum choice device for the datapacket; the first and the second outputs of the reception/transmissionsynthesizer are connected to the fifth inputs of the wirelesscommunication transceiver and of the wire communication transceiver,respectively.
 11. The router of claim 9, wherein the said antenna systemincludes an antenna with a directional or controlled pattern.